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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-02-14
II y IH AGENCY

I or.he New Eugiard Crapeae Lacs neh,uaAtasC u
ii Grape Laces, Aernani ana 5rcu&di 49,. 40 .1.yr
lied faded, rciintshed, VA. rapted equsl u z1a
Nex Grape ,rcatlyi mprcyed.
b. white Iaces b andsomri5 ciesns.a OF icvra.
eyioes
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-11

hs1s sksy m1ks. 4 i sassssy neses
1ary - 50 shst aia eu4a aDssxnmsss
hss pruTsd unsnf sfaesoEy - fkaS 4 =
ehapinesiy faadsaaats - fnlaa ths
wants - ne psspis q > FapsdEy dsyai-
oEfnR TsxEisagv. 1kess h % rsNssasEi
- Cur hissusy Ter saeh sessFnmsnt -
that Of Aiaska, md. hsppiIy, i 30 %
rnrniAsE fs h Ehs msssss szsass foE q
Ropernmens. ana b u Dot 81 alI saFpEis-
ina shat sha pserts sEs dissatisfied wifh
iG
Conarens ah0usd provide fer tie -
tahiishnena IN Alasks ~ > Rossrnmeni
similar - thss Ia - ssheF TsuitoEiss'
Ana. especially. sh1uAd sha Rsdsral
lsnd laws Be extendsd over thai Teri
tory. ssaFtiine as 4 mag seem. q i
neverskelsss . fass thsf 20 rsaidens d
that aaRovsrnsd iand owna o. ean %
tain tItia 70 he land upon which hi.
bouss i baiIt. Ths title 81 81 lad b
vested IL ths GessEnmsns. and ne pro.
rissoa hes ever been nads b uhist
sitizsns can secure sitss 70 lad. eiths'
b. shs opsEaiioa Of The general land
laws o. ethsEwissL
Give ALASKA he e0Vsrnmsnt whiei
shs demands and 30 vhieh shs 3 snti-
tied. aua sinssl before Us people d
TIE Eass dream Of such thing a. |
possibility, ne nsH Territory vill b
pfsparsd 70 sutsr tie Union-
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The Hoasa COMMITTEES on Territories.
tt b said, yin report favorablY the bin
providing Tor Territorial form Of sev-
eminent Tor Alaska. II is almost TOO
late in The season 10 hops that this
measure viii ~ passsd BY the present
Congress. bat the very fact thai Il Il Be-
ing considered indicates that . great
stride 10 advance hss been taken ard
that justice viii before many years be
done 10 eur far Northwestern Terrisory.
The treainaent Of the people Of Alaska
By The National GoSsFnment has been
diseFacefal. From the eession Of Alaska
BY Russia, they have been almost
wholly neglected and have been lefs 10
earve cut their own destiny a. best thsy
might. THIS vas In direct violation Of
TIE treaty By which ths Territory vas
eeded. for in thai instrument he unIsed
States distinctly promised that che pso-
pie Of Alaska sheald have eslsnasd 10
then ell the rigAtA and privileges %
American eitiEsns.
For sixteen years after he sessiaa. 40
prsaense o. governing Alaska vas u,ade.
For = few years = namhsx 81 soldiers
were maintained Al Siska. and The Terri
tory VAS virtually governed by their
efneeFA bar even these we're soOn with.
drawn and sAe people wsre less 20 ees
aloag ~ hest they nishi. without laws
and withoas eeveEnmenL rAa was
dona through no desire - be uriass 10
ths AlaskAns. bas merely heeanse Il The
inertia Of ear gsvernneni- thrsaeh shs
reluctAnce Of Congress 10 aeviss any
thing new.
THREE years ae0 hewevsr, . severn
nasas, such a. q Il. was established ever
Alaska. AGoTeFnoF sAs appointed and
= csuEt was ESTABLISHED ard. sh1s pro-
vidsd for. tie people 81 TIE nsFritoFy
were again turned adrsft 70 ~ sione a
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DAILY PoST-IMEllIeEHCER


Eomsfhine Lees tban . ysar 80
. swssping ehanrs vus msee -
fhs ornanrzasion ard msthods q a.
msnfrlrntson u ne Seattis paDiie
ashools. AZ fhs same time tie aslssiss
cf sie snanhsrs. especially q shoss %
tfe primaFy and grammar gfAdes, wefe
materially rsduosd, and all ssaehsFs -
squai grades we're given sgsai salarssa'
without senzrd 70 exeerisnce o. eApA-
bgity. Fsrmsriy, length o. SERVES bad
bssn 8 potent fsstoE h dsterminina tie
saisrise. and With saah added year o
expsrIepss the saIarJ Of shs teacher vaa
increased until maximn@ Of so psF
year IN the cas- Of Urinary ssaensfa
ana 500 per yssz 10 shs case Of gram
mar tsashsrs waa reached. A. haa been
ssid, this admirable system uas s1d-
denIg damaged and al he tssshsss we're
u,sosd upon an eqasl footinR. thoss
VIA oniv one ysafs experiences rsesis.
,uo sauaI remuneration With these vho
h.d serssd The city for ten years
Ths change vas made thrSueh . o.
airs for rstssnchmsnt. WhatsseF he
exiesnciss a that tims may have bssb'
Il nay safety b said that they have
uasssd, and that 9 return % The ed 50
tsm and . restoration 81 The cd salaries
vould nsst viii Ne hssEty approval Of
he publIo. Thss fhess salaries were
NJ. unreasonable or in excess Of Vial
d said IN oshsr sisisA, The foliovins
na-.o.rstfve table viii show
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a FIFTM WpeE-

Ths appeal Of he ssatfls bar fox
kfth judes foE Washington Territory b
reasonable. IRdsed. unless the sppeal
b hssded. the basinsss Of the courts
wiII Inevitably go further and further
h arrears Until eli hope Of eatshina 10
Is eous, and thoss Via ars % unfoftun-
ase a. 10 bssoms involved In litigation
viii hnd themselves Ia the unensiable
position occupied b. the parties 70 the
famous salt Of Jarndyoe versus Jarn-
dyes. tsss Disksns Nv 1ss.)
Tns statement Of she extent 10 which
tbs business Of the court Il behiud
which viii be found IN another colamn,
10 startling, 70 So the least. When u d
known thai theFe are l5 criminal and
l56 sivil eases on the docket. the Iatie'
Involving the aggregate san Of el,lssT
TO. the task Of Fastening 40" with tho
present. facilities appears almost impoS-
aibls.
A afth iudRs vas granted 10 Dakots
some years $50 upon slowing which
certainly seuld not have bssn voFss
than this. FouF judges are not able q
perform The duties dsnandsd Of them
and % long e. Congress viii not allow
us 70 regulate our own Affairs in thesI
respects. Il should not hesitate 70 gran
M a fifih.
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Ne want Live, Eserzstte naIa ..r.s,, 4 =.
n ever county n ths unI1sd sla,11 - -.
a1a. q sen pat.ni nrtieis q go - r
IN MzMl1sl Al articis tarian I1rnr - !,
lag ever Ice per ems prcat. harI11 = 49,.
tlfion, and On uhich he aEuul \ - 4.
ths exclusive NE ~ . dred EIran - - -
ever c1unlF he nag secure f1nu a. - +
these a4skntaQa 10 ear aesnis "a =. - -.
u h a. sFstcia ehn4 ca - sod q sF1r1 49,
ssueR. q might net - neceNnrY q - {.
eIEnz~ - a1e11a as,1 8.
- once. but " have egneluasd = nl|s + =
sha9. not anfy our euua 1snra II "a 49,. !.
CIR inTuntion eui n IL aAlahlll.r ~ -. =. =.
q a VIII handle a VITA euorHs. 90 s,'.I
nov : work ere unhInr frrm "A, = S.S I.
maash clear and this facf mnBaa 4 -. AZ. - :.
make Gun clisr 70 81 who an Ons X asst,'...
mena any 4gBnf thai wiu glpo Cur taa. - 4
thirty DAYS trinl and fan % eiaM AZ lsn la
IN this time, AnorM AL kxraMAHn onn 1.,s.,
all gco&s unaald ~ ~ ana 70 with russ,3 ~
money paid for 1ham. Arr nrNnz az nss.11
nRan1 who would ltka lnn az mnrs aonas n ~,
wurk them lhxuuRh anh-mapnanf nn ninn19 3,ss
ana fail 70 elaaw at laanl AgHn knaVN a1a AZ
FEasEA can rurnrR all unnuiA nnA naa N.ss
mooney back No oahse employs AZ Ar1NA 1.'.
dared 70 make saeh a1arn. nnF wnnlA M ss ~
did nos know thsa We harg lrnnlanaa minlaf
nsare than d0uhie The nmrunA We KnmtasM
andtui two sales DAY would RAH9 rIa1s n
ever ei2s m MA. and thnE una N nnr sS.nI,
took eighteen orders IN one dAy. Our nrSH a,
acRiptivs clrrnlarn explain eur an fhIT. ~
ihesa We visa 70 send 10 eyaEyauA qaI al s
pioymenf Who win Sod % tAHna ens t|
sfampa Tor pceta1s. Aand q o1na En' l1111,
the ARsncy In time faf ne hoon. md ~ t|.'1|
on tie tsrms named n Cur extlnost,H.s Al
We would likato have ths a4lrQH 4 a. ~
a. uts. sewing narhfoe naiiGilers anl .srrt'
ten IN he csuntry, and 80 anx r1ldlr 4 AZ
paper who ruada t1l1 oGer. . acnd ~ q &c
| toe name and adafe11 a a. sarh ih1I MA
Addresant once ~ Foa VII ios1 ~ ~ fE1.r|
ever offered 70 those Oh ~ our'asza.I i
make menoF. RxnNna MkxrNkcz1nl11 "a.
adE8m Ile amiItl eId a.. RIll1trIf u
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This shows that the average amSant
paid for instrucsion and supsrvision 10
almost one ihIFd les per capita In Seat
sic than In any other important
olty on Ne Paoins Coast. The eonpar-
Ison might be sxiendsd snS Il would be
discovered that oar tssshess ere more
poorly paid than those Of almost any
other city Of the slzs Of Seattle In the
West This is not - u should be. II
the people are Interested IN anything, IL
IL IN the Instruction Which their chill
drsu roosive. Il is fSily 10 expect COED
rssulis when instructors are uDdeFpaid.
for poor pay and psos work are INSOFAR
able 10 the sohoolroom. a. they are cut
side Of Il. TIE teachers In the public
schools Of Seattle are generally con-
pstsut aud conscientious, and they
should be paid IN accordance with the
work which they perform.
Il lisa cuFioas fact that. Of all pablo
servants. tbs teachers are the worst
paid. In almost every city policemen
and alI othsr classes Of municipal en-
ployss Feceiss higher wages than the
teachers OF the public schools. IL would
not be sssy 10 say Why this is true. II
certainly requires greater intelligence 10
teach children than IL does TO walk the
strssts and guard property. And surely
no one will say that ths work Of q
teacher "a lees aFduo6s than that Of q
policeman. Bot the teacher's name is
always found at The foot Of the pay roll.
and when spasm Of economy sffiicts
the public, the teashers salaries are
always she hrst 10 be reduced.
There may be some objection 10
basing the salaries paid 10 teachers
upen the experiences which they have
had, bat when all things are considered
this seems 10 be the best and most jest
system. Il is fair TO suppose that The
teacher Who has had ave years expert
enee is better qualified for the work
than The one who has been IN the service
Tor bat one year. OF course. there are
exceptions 10 this rule. a. there are 10
all rules, bat they are not numerous.
And all teachers do no, improve With
experience, bat one Who does not Il very
likely 70 Be dropped from the rell loug
before the maximum salary h attained.
The teachers should BE- paid well.
They earn asd earn well all that they
reOsive. There is no more difiioalt or
mere trying work than the work OF The
sohool-Foom, and those who perform u
should receive due recognition from The
publio. A relaFn 10 the old system Of
paying The Seattle teachers woald he
bosh wise and fair. TIE public money
eannoi better W expended than In CIV
lnR 10 the teashsrs What they fairly
earn, aHd the people Of seastls viii noe
eamplain al suoh An expenditurs. II
there must be Fsiruachmsnt, lea u be a.
so@e ether point and let eur spleudid
school system b bulli ~ and Hirsneth-
ensd rather than torn dewn and weak
ane1
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TO THE PEOPLE or SEATTLE
AND OTHERS.

CURTAIN UNSCRUPULOUS PKR-
-, sons have represented % eur detrt-
Ment that We manufacture only cheap
soaPs. Intentionally convey ing The idea
tat or soaps are q pocE quality, when
suca Is E0T THE CASE Thoogh N ene
sense q the word Cur SOAPS are cheap. the
purchaser ID getting more suap 81 snpe.
rio< quality than Of certain higher prick
soaFs. We Ike al grades e laun y
and household soapA and peclally reeem.
mead our WESTkRN QUEEN SAVON
ss suitable for all uses and slwaJs giving
satisfa -tion. Beeanseof the thuruuzhnase
with which this soap cieansea DO not
think that il Injuries the clothing We
guarantee satisfaction tmqzey re- unded 4
othe wheel and that it wfn not hurt the
hands or injure tbe most delicate fabric
Do yoa wl- b to build mp your home In
dnstnesl II 50. you viii find rs deserving
81 your patronage Inast upon the use Of
only this soap IN your household. ASS
your grocer for il and take no other than
the Western Queen Gayon. We ask you
as favor due % your home indu tTtes g
| purchase sne box Of this soap and give i
fe3 SEATTLE SOAP co.
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BIDS SOLICITED.

THE BOARD or COUNTY C01lNIs
4 sioners for Ring Coumky, W.T. aa||fil
sealed BRO osais for services a. XfnaAf q
the DuWanllah draw bridge fnr peHinN X
one year frum April 1nt, t469. fha nInm
employed 70 have the use az tha c8ea riN
tract uf lind adjoining the hrtawa aNnel
by the county. and Ahe buildinRN MeHan
Bids 10 be properly marked am6 NAea "A
this Office before 30 O'Clock m ms III ND
rnary 18th, 1851. The Beard rcnoFye1 ~
right 10 reject any and al hldA Ny aFlm
az the Beard NJ q. MANHX4
County Auditor.
Dated Audltor's 0fice, Saatfis. FehFa
airy sih. 1857. fa0dw
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nEaE aND THERE.

The Chicago Tribune suggests that the
quarrel about the fisheries Be settled &C
eosdIng to . fashion which was in vogue
In the days Of the HeFAsii and the Curatii.
IL wants each government TO select three
champions who shall meet and fight 20 .
fisish in ths good old glaAitorial way, the
winners 10 have the entire gate receipts
- wen - the fish. II nominAtes Messrs.
RiddlebergeE. Garland and Jones Of Flor
Ida. As 1t and proper Representatives Of
the United States in such contest The
idea is q good one. but the American rep
rcsentasion might be improved Who q
bsttar entitled than John L. sullivan TO be
an Americas champion ana who better
1T 10 stand at his right hand than Patsy
Cardiff And who should stand ~ hls
left hand but Jack Dempsayl With such
q representation we might allow Great
Britain to name the time. place and con
ditions OF the contest.
The orsxouian prsfssses to believe that.
no matter who may heretofore have been
opposed 10 woman suffrage. eontempla-
ton Of the people who are growing BE-
cause Of the recent Supreme Court de-
oision should be sufficient 70 make all
respectable people supporters Of the suf-
frago movement Who are doing the
crowlng9 Thus far. AL the noise that has
been heard has been from those who are
disnayed ct the decision. and that noise
can scarcely b REGARDED - . crow. II
support Of woman suffrage Is to be made
the test 81 rsspecsabElity. = good many
hitherto respectable ladies and gentlemen
mast be put under the ban. And is It not
strange that the oregonian should quote
a. the exponents Of the respectable and
law abiding elements OF Washington Ter
ritory the journals which . few months
ago Il was denoanclng - organs Of law
lessness. riot and traasoni Its standard
Of responsibility must be raised or lowered
to suit the circumstances Of the case un-
der consideration
The washington Pest thinks II would
be wen foe the United States 10 set navy
and . few other such things before Il
thinks OF fighting with anybody Aoo1t
anything. And Il supports its opinion b.
recalling the following scrap Of history:
When We declared war In the summer
~ isla. we were totally unpeapsred for IL.
We had no fDf1a. no arfntaa no adequate
maAna of defense. but We were mad and
plncky. and declared war against the
most powerful na&ion IN the world. and
| tbs result was that We Rok nound threaii-
/ Ing. II u sore truth. and enc not ofton
alluded 20, but we were successfully held
81 bay on land and sea for three year, 81
| . nation that had two 0ahar wars On itB
banda, and then. affair we had spent nfsy
millions % dollars and laid down the
lives Of 50 900 Of our hfavest yonth. and
aean our capital laid In askeA Il was ad-
mitted thai the war was failure and .
eemmiwion was sent 20 Enxinnd virtually
authorized 20 secure peace on any terrna
Well. psace Vas secured On just thost
ferms withsut obtaining . single guar
anty Of the safety Of sAip or sailor. In
whoee behalf the sword had been drawn
nearly three years 6eforel
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BIDS SOLICITED.

THHK BOARD or COUNTY colnIis
i sioners for King Coznt7. ". IL. 1.'1..
sealed proposals. - burg ha ft1e>1.
county poor IN the County Ccnctrll d.
Ing the term Of one year trom ~ tell Z
contract
Bids % b properly marked and 4i11 \
this once before 10 o'clock e a. al f1t
r1ary 18Th. 1871. The Board r1lcrlH is
righf to reject any and al ida 81 ofa1I
q the Beard. 3 Q. AAhi.H
CoanlT Au1Il1H'
Dated Auditors 0Glce' sszttla Fshle
airy sth. 1857. l11IN
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TnE NArIoxAL cArIrAL.

what u - he 0aae fer the navy
Interstate oensnserce Secretary
MaAning,s aatsntaeas- Axrt-
cultural KxpeFlmeat
Stations.
lcoHnxsrcSnzSux Pusx |
WksHKxoTos. Jan. 81, lss6
The Naval AppFopriAtios I'LL does net
represent all the Hoase Conmittee on
Naval Aasirs proposes b Do for the
navy this session. There are several
bills before them fer the further en-.
lAr1emsnt o. the aAsai establishment
FheF vill meet early this week 10 eon-
sidsE These eiIl& They eli probably
rssommsnd the esnsssaesion Of two
eFuisers after the pattern of the pro-
posed cruiser No. l. and perhaps toe
cruisers 81 ether ssyles. BESIDES gun.
boat and anFpesio erutsers The chair.
man 81 the eoumtttse hes tntroanced 4
hili for the coossFnStion Of t9o -pro.
tected steel cruisers" Of Aoaaf eco sons
alSptAcement each. 30 casx, exclusive q
aT@aweat. not mere than s26oo coo:
foar protected steel cruisers % iT&0 tens
aisplacemenf eseA. esstine. exclusive 81
armament. $4,000 each, and ons Tor.
pes3a boat 10 cost 4i00on Mr.
Teomas has = hili propostns fos, BE-.
sides tee cruisers. pattern q cruiser
Ne. !, eve steel Kaaeoats. 81 ganbcai
No. style; stx sseei cruising taFpeao
boats. ~ from 80 to iso fees IN lens %.
and with seed 81 e knoss ger hear.
OF fhasse fswn hiIts kfsa ,sssrs aftfasss hsta
viii be enaS1rnc4sd.
The Failfasd azeasS wko 9rEae seainst
the frexi3aat aagninR TIE later STATE
Comnefee Act, 90 the graend thai il
vQalc rf0xs inoPeFAtsve even 4 Il Be
cane lAw. TAI % FSGlci thai thai il q
qoeatio1 Which a1ly expeFiance eNs
sEtlis ftefe Sfl he asandAnt tfune 10
potnt eaf - weak features ahsa Il sAaIi
have hesn fairly tired saa faaed vans-
ne; ard b. thAi time. koe. ne 30 form
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BIDS SOLICITED

THE BOARD or COUNTY Q0N
Il missioners for King County. NJ y
solicit scaled proposals Tor meAl1A &4
surgical attendance and medisIae4 g y
furnished the priaoners co1nHe1 In ~
county jail during the tlrm u GO rttf
from the date Of contract
Bids % b properly marked H14 1Iet
In this Office before 10 ofcIock q n. e
February, 1851. The Board RESERVES t11
right tofeiect any and az h.ot N fI1N
Oh the board. 8 o uAEHI8
Connl7 An1|I1r'
Dated Auditors Office. keaifIa F.tt4
ArT 8lh. la8l. ---u
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WHAT TnUn MERur WILL DO

WHAT TRUE MERIT WILL no
The ungrecedsated sale Of Bosches,s
0srman syrup within q feV years hes
astonished the world. Il Il uitheut
doabs The safest and best remedy ever
discovered for the speedy and efestaal
e1re Of Coughs, Colds, and the ssverest
L1nR troahles II sets % an entirely
different principle from The usual pre-
ssriptioOs given BY physicians. ~ Il does
not dry up ooueh and leave the dis
eAse stiil II the system. bai, 90 the con
irary. removes the cause % the trouble,
heals the parts affected. and leaves them
IN p1rely healthy condition bottle
kept IN she house fof ase when the dis
eases make their appearances viii save
doctor's bills and long spen Of serious
Illness A trisi viii coEvincA yoa OF
theSe facts. Il il positively sold By All
draeEtsta and general dealers In tie
land. Price - eta large bottles. dw
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Important to Business Men

A THOROUGHLY COMPETENT
II man. with long experience in busi-
mesa. wishes q poaifion with . good house
as bookkeeper or salesman; can be useful
once. fk9N
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KxrKRIESCK sF Az Ex.rmawr,oy

ExFERIESCK 90 Az Ex.rHAHPIaN
Ateieses and men who take ordinary
out eoor exercise such ss walking. run
nin1. bicycle riding. iGmpine. swim
ming. tennis, etc, are often the subjects
~ acsae tFoabiss- The expsrisace Of az
En- champion walker VIII be Of interest
10 all Who are afflicted. Read TIE fol
iowlng letisrs
No. 81 EAsE NUETKESTR SxHNxT.
NKw Yanx. April 2. lessS.
NaUero1s statements relative 30 the
merits q different plastsrs having heen
hroaeht 30 BY attention. ! take this op-
poEtanity - stale that have assd Az
eoekAs Porous PiAstefs for ever - yeags
and prefer then 10 any other kind.
weald farthsrmsre slate that uas very
sisk With easArFh az The kidnsys. and
atsrib1ts my reoovery entirety 10 All
socks Roroas fiaziers.
AZ HknET Raooxz.
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TO LET.

nOoMs AND OFFICES IN tn 3
n Eenyon beck. ceFuef front and
Endisnn streets. Arply 20
jan B0c MITCHELL
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WAN Z D.

TWELVE CARPENTERS AND
IL CAIkers wanted 20 work On the stenm-
e. BAHIA HeacoWit1 Ibere vii be
ahaur thrss WeehI WORK WaEee 8 per
Oar. J. d WARRKN.
FissoziA p c. Ksh. IN. Iss7. ls9if
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For Rent.

TWO OFFICE ROOMS AND ONE
Il fine suite OF rooms suitable for light
housekeeping. In one OF the best build.
tngs In the cry. Inquire at this Office. jasO
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d. L. DENNY q SON,
REILBSTITR BROARRS
AND
Lumber Dealers,
ROOMS ] and 9. FRYEs OPERA BLOCK
?. o. box 2sa, Seattle. W.T..

II OTIS AND BLOCKS FOR SALE IN
~ North Seattle.
Lots and blocks for sale in d. T. Der
nyis first second. third fourth. fifth a. Z
sixth additions, ID. T Denny's PAX sddi-
ton and Mob Hill addition.
Business and residences lots and blocks
for sale IN various parts Of the ctr.
Ten-acre lots near the city.
Farm and farm lands In King, San Juan
and Island counties.
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FOR SALE.

EuRsT CLASS WORK cATTTE-AP-
T. pig - % address A. = BAKKR
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FOR SALE, CHEAP.

HGn ACRES or LAND, SEvEN
AOU miles south of Seattle. Forty
acres Of bottom land, suitable for hops /;
3 acres ready for the pillow; the balance.
acse. Inquire OF v. HUGO SMITH. at
Puget sound National Bank. jal2 Am
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WANTED
More farms 70 sell and lease.
More houses 10 rent
More city lots and blocks to sell.
More business property 70 aeli.
More money % invest In nrst class
mortgage securities We guarantee .
NINE PER CENT
Returns ON mortgage Investments.
Before buying elsewhere call and look
over cur list OF property.
Taxes paid and Investments made for
non resident par ties.
Agents for the Western Mn Company.
Correspondence from abroad solicited
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